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Edited by Kiro - 13:
9/24/2020 3:57:28 AM
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comp solo que felt more painful this season for sure. My guess is the lower population so more games of one high elo'er & 2 tin division per side. A real "back breaker" season. Keep at it you will get their.
In general you will need around a 55% win rate and be around 1700 elo to finish the grind past 4200ish. mainly because once in the final part of the grind you loose more point then you gain and and win streaks of +3 are required to gain any glory. going 2 wins 1 loss with no streak built up is a net loss of glory at fabled 3.
You can also try tanking your elo if you feel you peaked at to early of off a good streak. I do that myself. finished 1689 with a 1.2-1.26KD. tanked it to 1200.
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I got to 2100 in 4 hours.all my Games ended in 4-0 or 4-3. Freelance has very strict SBMM. Freelance is really tough. My games seem to be a lot smoother when not in freelance
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never really tried non-freelance. I just like going carry mode in solo que. red bull(4-6 8oz cans), something that rhymes with "battle all" and ibuprofen for a solid 6-12 hour comp session. Im in my 30s and have RA dont judge me!
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Thanks for the statistical breakdown. Always welcome any kind of analysis that will help with the grind.
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Edited by Kiro - 13: 9/24/2020 9:16:20 PMNP man. no shame in being just "above avg". I know my limits i can hold my own in the "jack" brackets but I struggle vs the 2200-2600elo players as they are truly a cut above the rest. You could also do a warmantis(100/70/100) build on a hunter. strong arming matches can get you alot of wins. expect tears and h8 mail though. Just dont go MT, is well firstly looked down on by more skilled players. Second it often makes the player lean into bad practices.
